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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

In state bonds Tennessee settlement 0s soid at w
and Alabamas, class \, at lO6 or city bank STOCKS
metropolitan sold ~ At II II and Importers and
Traders % at 832. $3.50, -.
There was a good demand for railroad bonds, bnt
the business was limited by the supply Erie second
Is sold at OsGOS 80, and closed al 90 J-sG95 u
New York Chicago and II. Louis Is were up "a at
nB IL Mest shore Is wcro firm at lOl fodlol %.
Lake Eric and Western 0s wero ls higher at lob IL
canada sou horn first up to 100 and tho SEQ
on,ls steady o. l-S Denver and Rlo Orando
Western irsts asssntod wcrO up at 80. East Ten
nessec Virginia and Georgia gold os were easy At
90 I9GV3 l A Now-Jersey Central So rose To 100.
Fort worth and Denver frss "a to 80 "a. Ore
gon Improvement hlsts roso per cent to o. Oregon
Short Line IS up to 100 Ia
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Exchange
Cottonseed on certificates Slid GOO at 30 34@
80 0S. ~. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Extension
- lsa,OO0 at Al IL and security Milling and Mining
5000 al ~ 81 9fsl IL i2.
Money ruled easy at 6d1 per cent, exceptionally al
per cent and closed offered at per cent.
The Sub n s,sury dobiOr to the Clearing House
s53l BOZ
On Saturday and to-day tho Snb!rrcasury lost on
balance 1902 o0s, made up BY losses Of $3.50 cur
covered Receipts, S2,55O045; payments, S2,oi3, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
UrlrrD 7JyPOTGV TgPVFVT PEA TEE
.New- York, Nov. D.

NT4TTD TWTVT "
CHICAGO Dec 5.-The Rev. DR. John Williamson gave
TO the other Methodist ministers at thoir weekly meeting
to-day wonderful experience which he had the last
year He IL the pastor Of Michigan Avenue Church. and
year ago his health bad that hs physician told
him be would have rest at least awhse year II was
with great reluctance that he agreed 10 do hiA ZONE
artcr.ard this ,hcd his heart ss mnch thst
b. cried aloud Ia tho Lord for aid is phvscian recently
assured him that lac well a. he ever "a' brleIo
and he ascrbes this wonderful entirely 10 divine
healing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

TOLEDO. Dec. 6-wheat nrm. Cash. al e; Jarusry
s6Lc Nav Ole Corn higher active. Cash 5rc May 57Sc
oats dul MAY Sic Clsverscsd active, higher Cash
81 2O December - 22p Roc-ipts-Whest 10000 bush
Corn 600 bush Oats 900 bush Shipments heat O00v
bush CioveTsesd 200 bagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO Dec 5.-whcat-No Hard dull oit nrln. eIs
asked: ne Northern Pacific In marseii ",,,s
M scarcs nj Michigan 3lc No. re
So. No. White Michigan Ole Corn opened 's,onk AS
~ demand gnt no IN st'tv
yta jg,.c. So 2 on track SOC Ne ret0~ J9'. Gbprc
Oat. unsottr Dnt 20 orally higher No. Wnte 3''.d9 %
IA Z Wnlte s. q NO. = Mixed 3t2d oJ1tc baIicj
was quiei and unchanged: No. canada s5c No : can
al. Doc. No ? Milwaukee soc State T3dIsc. Rye lHot
ard unchanged Mlifsed higher-Wintef Bran 81 W9
~ 2j spring slS - 10 10 Receipts were-Fonr sou
tl. Corn liC 900 Barley 1900 ousl sap ssas
Flour 20 bUIS 5000 bush. Corn 5000 1nsh
oats l.OUo bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
the SEiuY STDT or PEOVTrITTON ~ kiNSAS
L,tnLn Il. Elll nrtI Lhan.I.l WIZ

II f. fact that In tho CITY ~ fmporia there y an
average Of s7O sew out "lch day I" hsn-~' ny
alone Tor beverages prohibited By tho law no" hu,h
~. me- e. frpln. +. nd for and deliver here We
a., ,o, lnoy lint n must b" much morn than even
this showing ~ postal orders nero ar c'' IL"
~ .,odlV rIir eui,- 81 bows under a." age Of hi
ccn xto ~ ,uiarlv send 10 Kan-aS cry for thor chs,
80 Ierr and wine lca-t arc informed 20 ms
eject hv gent rrpan - Wis city whose word no ono
vino KNOW, nm VII dOuht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
Tile rRApE IN CHLCAGO.

CulcA AGO. Dec fspeciot There was another via day
on the noof fluctuations wide enough to make or lose
tp money, and ruId almost thought. A. one moment
everything ON the noOr showed big advance A. night,
however, wheat showed decline from the opening,
little adv ance, provisions generally moderate loss Tho
carly estimates On visible supply or an Increase
OF lOOO.OOO bushels and over When the figures were
found To be somewhat the nrAt Influence here
bull sh, but outside spectators surprised At large
an Increase as $4,000 bushels and sold freely. The
largest buying OF day however, by Ryder Tor
Hutchinson. This estimated 100000 bushels
There were all the other adluncts Of bull session.
rising outside market, cables IL 70 penny higher at
LIVERPOOL All tl.so Influences, besides eAcitoment and
apprccatlmg prices the other pts COX May wheat from
90 lie. 80 7sc, but tho bull temper did not hold
O'clock afterwsrd large lines which were
art 60. liberal sellers IOus, tho new OTNer,
threw out liberal lines through Milmne Holman s co.
and half dozen other nins. Schwartz Dup"" & Co
cONrrtly unOadcd haste amount for
dropped 10 s5 - cons aud Pass d cents,
the curb the were 81 oS cents MAY closed
U Saturday night at % cents. 1t opened to-day
80 SO cents and solo aght d. 90 10 cents At night
back - "a cents. Fluctuations Of that sort
naturally made exciting pit Cash corn In New York
o. IL cent, 10 90 cents. That really set tho
pace As the day there break OF No
IN cash In the afternoon May sold at
From ria o. % January PORK .Od % as 30 January lard
from ~ az 10 ~ 90, January RIBS from ~ ~ 10
~ 50. When corn bEoke, provisions went with II Janu-
arg pork from t5 30 IA 81 Lard went from ~ 10 TO
~ ~ IL ribs from - 80 20 ~ CO IL for January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Dec. 5.-rhs I-aiia. ,rturcs rang.d Al follows

ct,h qn,raton. were ~ ol'pvs-No SnriHs What
T-'.c 40 ; Wheat % 9c hld. 40 : Rel '''sl
fgt,c No. > BARLEY i5c 40 Fax sect II -
81 5cdl5 90 Lard ler 100 - > 30 shsr' r. See;
oo.s = 20 Dry Ssltoi ShoHliers bOXei - !OTt ~
short clear Sides boAct = % - IL. Nh,.cL sul.s
finished goods por salqn - 10 sugar-cut Loaf gao
a.. Too. ART -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Actual Sales Closing. 40
op,c u'gt Low't Final BID. Ask'd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
: balance, s1o,s14,oeo: coin balance, sissa

O73,7Ia
The Clearing House statement today is ~ follow,
Exchanges, S75,347,270; balances. $4O50245.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
to day 1921 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were $3.50 SOL and tho nier4
nal revenue receipts were 1867, 127.
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak wo 70.
wise quotations for business follows: Banhcrp
bills "a 81 3s and - "a IL for long and short s,e
ling res pcctivey; "a 3-8 and 81 10 for francs:
In London British cOnsols were Irregular closing at
IOI OLE for money and 1O1 75 for account. against
1Oi 11l6 and IO1 1916 respcctvey Saturday AmrrI.
can railways opened gher and advan clo.s
AT Paris frcn n per cents from 3l12 IL 10
81 o. and sight eAcha &c on LONDON was steady al
o5 "a francs to the pound sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DEc o.
THE GENERAL LIST
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21
ALL SORTS.
How to Gain Flesh and Strength.

How to Gain Flesh and strength
Use after each meal SCOTS Emulsion; it is as
palaable as milk and easily digested. Decar,
people improve rapidly with its use. For Con
sumption, Throat atfect and Bronchitis it j. an
equ'ted. DR. Thos. Prim. Ala, says: II used
Ncutt'S Emulsion a child eight months old; h.
gained four pounds in a month";
What is to become of the walking delegate? %
asked a write "Will he continue to walk for a
living" Yes. a tramp.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by by Indigestion
Consumption Dizziness, Loss of AppctititeY elbow
skin: S,Iiohs Nitstlizer is positive cure Foi
sale 10y H. e. Pierce. Druggist.
Bigsby-'fDid understand you to say that Biol,
son was an asinine nstro~lty?'' Popinjay-.'oh,
no. not so bad as that just plain 1901"
Ayers Hair Vigor stimulates the hair to a yienr-
orou> growth. 1t contains all that can be suppl. d
TO make the hair beautiful and abundant, removes
dandrutf, aud renders the hair flexible aud glossy
1t i the Alaska diamond that lends such spark e
TO the conversation of the hotel clerk.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle o,
Shloh's CatarFh kemedy. Price 80 cents For sale
BY IL. e. Pierce, druggist
Amsterdam aud Liepsic are each to have an inter
Ia tional fooh exhibition. We state this for til
benefit of rranps.
" hen You Want Pearline. be sure you get what
you ak for The market full of limitations Tbs.
genuine is manufactured only by James P, lie, New
York.
An Indiana n walked IS miles in h!s sleep, and
he didn't get out of bed to do it, either.
FOX DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have printed guarantee every bottle OF Shiloh r
Vitalizer 1t never tails to cure. IL. { Pierce.
Somebody has iayenfed paper piano. Paper
organs are nothing new.
Let Me show You
what saving have made during the last year by
being my doctor. Last ear paid out $50 %
FOR decior~ and their medicine; this year L paid
have Kept health in my whole family. They are
the best and the Purest medicine ever Eade.-Chas
King, % Temple street, Boston, Mass.
Sir John Macdonald to Bismarck :-"shake, old
boy!'
THE REV GEO. II. THAYER, O: bourbon
Ind, says 'sBoth myself and wife owe our lives q
SAiioh's Consumption Cure" Ill. C. Pierce, Drug'si
: girl may be like sugar for two reasons: She
may be sweet anq sle nay pc full OF grit.
An excess OF animal food and a partial closing O
the pores Of the SKIN, during the winter months
Cause EL.e system to become flied with impurities
These can be removed anG the blood pu iled anc
invigorated b. taking ayers SATsaparI la Price y
AR international dog show viii be held in Berlin
this spring. bismarck viii exhibit the dogs Of Wal
sLIILoH's cATARRH KEMEDY-a positiv.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21


though willing to accept the benefit to
be derived by its existence will not
assist in strengthening its hands to
carry forward its grand aims and OBJ
iects. While the objects of the
oranges are largely educational and
social, it will have in the future a
prominent place in the political his
tory of the nation, for it must recog-
nize, as does every good citizen, that
good men and true are needed to
guide our great republic in safety
through the turbulent waters created
by that spirit of gain, of power, and
of anarchy, which is wide spread.
The grange is the home; it teaches
devotion to principle, loyalty to coun-
try no man or woman will be made
worse by joining its ranks, and to
such as seek not only benefits to
themselves but to all it opens wide
its arms, and asks you to come in.
| There are several methods of DESTROY
ing lice on cattle, say the Ne10 Eng
land Farmer, which are safe and sure.
A thorough washing in soap suds in
which little carbolic acid is dissolved
the washing to be repeated at the
end of eight or ten DAYS to destroy
lice that have been Matched since the
previous washing, is both sure and
safe. This treatment should not be
given in very cold weather, but
warm sunny day, and the cattle rub
bed till they are comparatively dry.
The rubbing will help work the soapy
or two animals in herd are affected
the wash can be applied in winter by
taking extra pains to rub and blanket
the animals till dry.
Some people seem to think if cows
get water once day it is all they
need; but that is not enough, unless
they are living on succulent food,
such as roots or ensilage. Cattle are
their own best judges of their need
of water, and they do best when they
have their option about using it.
when they drink but once a day, they
overload with it, to their injury. TAX
ing in an over-supply of cold water
chills the stomach and occasions dis
comfort and pain, and, what is worse,
stops digestiou till the contents of the
stomach, by slow degrees, warns up
again.
There is nothing which more con-
clusively marks the degree of civiliz-
alton attained to in any rural neigh
borhOOd than the privy arrangements
houses. A country physician of wide
repute and extensive practice he has
said to me that the most universal |
cause of ill-health among country
women is constipation. This has |
been charged to the food or cookery, |
and he recognizes that as a partial |
cause, but trifing in comparison to |
the effect of exposed, uncomfortable, |
and in winter often inaccessible pro- |
visions for prompt and easy atten-
ton TO the calls of nature. AS to |
the vast majority of rural school
houses, their privy arrangements seem |
specially designed to destroy both the
physical and moral health of the pu-
pils.-Rurdt Neeo Yorker
WORK SHoP.-A good Workshop, |
with the cheaper and more simple |
tools, is always worth more than its
cost to the farmer who has sons. 1t |
should be provided with stove for
cold and stormy days, and be sufficient
" lighted with windows. 1t NAV be |
furnished with work bench, vice,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21

WORK SHoP.-A good workshop,
with the cheaper and more simple
tools, is always worth more than its
cost to the farmer who has sons. 1t
should be provided with a stove for
cold and stormy days, and be sufficient
ly lighted with windows. 1t may be
furnished with work bench, vice,
shaving horse. and small foot lathe.
The tools may be saws, planes, auger,
drawing-knife and hammer. Here
tools may be repaired on stormy
days, or old ones mended, or
oiled and painted, harness oiled,
boots BACKED, boxes made for apples.
and potatoes, each holding a bushel,
and numberless other useful opera
tions performed.
The smell of manure juice in boots
is pretty much wasted around a
kitchen stove, unless it raises a crop
of ideas-which it behooves every
female to cultivate.
Mrs jones, how is your health tins morning !?
Thank gu, madam, much improved l bought
b"tte of i)r. Bulls Cough Syrup last night, and
after the first dose, my cough was checked, slep
well, and have not coughed once this morning.
Accidents will occur not only Gin the best regu-
lated families but everywhere and at all times
Therefore keep Salvation Oil convenient
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21

-EAFNESS.-Its causes. and new ana success
HUI CURE at your own home, by one who
IL leaf twenty-elght years Treated 10y most of the
noted specialists without benefit Cured himself in
three monrhs, and since then hundreds of others
Full particulars sent on application.
t. S. PAGE, No. II West 31st ST., New York City
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21
lJyiISa;KXsdII JIG

The Test Cure for Coughs, Weak Lungs, Asthma Indi
eeStion Inward aims Exhaustion. Combining the most
Valuable medicines th Jamaica Ginger il exeIs cur
tive disease unknown 70 other remedies
Weak Lungs, rheumatism, Female Complaints, and the
of the StOnac liver, Kidney and bOWcs
dragging thousands 70 tire 10 would recover
their heat by the timely OF PA"RF 80 NiE ONO.
1t is new feand strength 10 The aged b0e ut Drug
lists, IIIsCoX q Co.. lb3 William street, \. =.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21

Sunaring of stove
Arch for 5foot pan Tor tuEariug un
Arch for b-fOOt pan with lanln tHf u"Hiff
Arch for2 pans l3 feet cnch VIII fuiin in Do 'Ifi
Arch for pans l3ia irrf each Hlf1 fHfH iI' h fi
Arch for pans "a feet rarh with r1'fu Jog lfh''i
Arch for bans liis frHt tant8 mAtlI IHu fHI lffl
Arch Tor pans t1 feet rHehB with room ip li'fNf
EVapuFatof arch DO foot.
ILflut ........ ..ss......
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21
CAST-IRON SUGAR ARCHES.



When set up are lined with brick and "'ure very eg a
quarts pal An arch two 4toa 20 inches wide aud l rI m
po o ~ I'd
lti economically lh'' HH .H
Improved arche ri Ie at
hes nl b. apoie i a nol %
a now putin, broken
good aan They Ia n been i % ary
ON "a 81 e "a n la
othesuat lln
wAeth efosup ono al
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-21

yIoosI's sar@apArila l. characterized by three pc
Hgr,fe-. 1T the combination esiial age nts.
n sf... uroportiou 3D. the process Of securing the
.;s ,e.lie;,,a e,,aaIitir- The result is meaicine
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10

Wspomniaia o ostatnim 20
swych kochankow, kt6ry sza-
laf "a mia, a kt6rego trzyma-
ia dotychczas ma woody W
granicach przyxwoitosc;.
-Bede u2ywae aycia-sze.
pneta powtornle-on mnie ko.
cha 80. Jest mlody, piekny....
dreszcz lubieznosci pressed
ia ma wskros.
Pan hrabia C.-zameldu-
wat naraz sluaacy.
-Proslc! - rzek1a drzacym
giosem, przyhierajqc pcze maj
bardzIeJ uwydatniaj9ca wszyst-
kie ]ei wdzieki.
Wychodzac cztery godziuy
poznIej, hrabia byf bardzo we
sofy, tryumtujqcy us;miech
wleceJ z zadowolenia milosci
wfasne:j nib szczescia rrawdzi-
wego, b]akaf mu sic pc twa-
rZY.
mo! no-szeptaf-kto3 to
k"blety poznaG W stanie.....
Daisy ciqg mastqpi.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsAl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
POLACY W NEBRASCE.
Gag dalszy.

Zewszad zaczeli garna6 sic Po-
lacy do Nebraska, skrro wiest sic
rozesz}a, re W Pnznaniu stana} kos
cidf polski.
kto juz ME z%nalaz} ziemi w Ho-
ward, ten daryl do Sherman DO
WiatH.
w pofnocno zachodnlej stronie
naby} ks. Klawiter druga farme
gdzic dis jest Cyra i nazwa} ia
Gu To da}o poczatek
tamtejsze polskiej parafi.
Obok Cyry osiedli: Mendyki,
Wardyny, D erd i, szpo-
tanscy i inni.
Niestety ma poczqtku roku 1879
"ielebny Ks. Klawiter, n~alezacy
do tych rzadkich ludzi, kt6rzy ME
wierza pieniadze, zad4uzywszy
sic przez niewyczerpane poswiece-
ME ola rodak6w, wyjecha} "a po-
zwoleniem swego Bnskupa ma czas
nieograniczony do st. Louis, Mo.
Prawo powrotu do Poznania mia1
ks klawiter zastrzezone.
KS. BiSkup san. sig stara4 o osa-
dnikow polskich W Nebrasce i Cd
czasu DO czasu przyse}at i'm re
swego ramienia %kap}an6w polskich.
W maju i pazdzierniku 1879 +. Cd
wiedzi} ich o. Augustyhski, Fran
ciszkanin w dniu l listopada O.
wego roku przyby4 do Poznania o.
Jdzef Barzyhski, Zmartwychwsta-
nice. 90. Moczygeba, Szklarzyk,
Szprysihski nabyli kilka farm mig
dry Polakami W Poznaniu i nova
kolonia W tym roku ma lepszej sta
ne}a stopie.
Wyj4tek Z numeru 10 Gazety
Rlshiej ~ Nebrasce. : Adres: Ga
zeta Polska, Loup City, Sherman
Co., Nebr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
Jak sic teraz wiedzie
Stasiowi.
Chicugo, 5 listopada.
Kochany MaJsterku!

SSPN~
Kochany Ma)sterku!
Donosze wiazke nowin o redak.
torze Rropidia.
Slisz pie re zmartwicnia, 10
go miueia nominacya ma hrabiego
rzymskiego, ktorej sic spodziewat
ma pewno, II wstyd, jakiego mu
wla.ny syn na'obi1, moze do
reszty go %utraje.
JUL prawie ~zupetnie pamieG
u%tracif, tax il zapom;na placid wy.
stawionych IA .jego imie do Spot
XII akcyjnsj rachunk5w, chocia4 cd
Spotkl pieniadzie odbiera. Kiedy
wyjotd2af do New Yorku. diu3-
nlcy zstrzymali go ma kolei, my6-
lac, IL ucieka y Chicago, dopiero
KS. Barzyhski Jasnie Hrabiego de
hyktus 2 rak ich uwolnif.
Skutkiem tego usuwaja sic cd
nujnowszycb wyd"wnitw o. Win
centego Barzyhskiego najlepsi do
tad przyjacicle. L eir hert JUL
odebraf swo]e o~gfoszenle, Nowackl
taEzo odbierze, gdyA go Sl1sz Ia
nadto naclagnaf. A ma do
bitke OBJ. Piotrowski chce nable
Sliszow' facyate, gdyz dai mu Ia
po~e, ably kupit cd niego piece !
biura dla druknrni, ktore to rzeczy
jut czesto epi;ali, lecz c%zasie,
gdy slisz byt W New Yorku, ku-
pit owe sprzsty sam Jan b. Plot.
rowski tada cd Slisza przepitych
2 MIN pleniedzy ! tapowego.
Bedac W New Yorku, byf
Slisz u Krxemihskiego j cd niego
przywiozt agen,n dln Wary i o.
czysny oraz Kropidia n;ejakie.
90 W"ronieckiego u tym oraz 70
lwoim %ndjutantem tobano wskim
~wy-iaduje 20 caiych dnlach W Sal
Ionic u B usa.
Wszedzic teraz opowiada slisz,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-10
czfowieka rzetelne-

poklWai bardZo dwuznacznie
gfowa. Ola niego rzetelncsc i
uczciwosc ME mogly kwadro-
wac TIM brudem, bieda i
MEDIA, ktore on przywyk1 mia
nowa6 sfowami: wystepek i
hanba.
= OLDHAM = ciagnaf dalej
Bronek = p6zniej jak tyl-
-Coz ia moge, paniczku....
odemnie to ME zalezy zupel-
me. Jestem przysfany L ra
mlenla gospodyni i czynie
swq powinnosc $50.
-Przedstaw pan PAM Ka-
rasloweJ, opisz mole pofoaenie
-powleGz
ma COZ to sic przyda =
odpar1 niechetnie. Postal chwi-
lie " mil,zeniu, a wreszcie
rzek}, widzac lie tax czy tax
mic ME MISUNDERSTANDING.
u ten wyszed}.
Rodzina p. Karasiowej, skla-
dajaca sic z jej samej, czter-
dzlestoletniej i bardzo piekne)
kobiety kiedys, prawdziwy
cud %pieknoscl, i dwoch corek,
klopla W krop!q podobnych
DO rlatki, siedziata obok suto
zastawionego sto}u.
No i coz?-spytala dele
ktujac sic wonnym zapachem
czekolady jaka spo1ywa}a zwy-
kle ma slliadanie.
-Ach, bieda tam TAXA, ae
az sic SERGE wzdryga, a PREY
tenn jego iona chora, i podo-
bno niebezpiecznie. Prosi, he.
bys mu "a komorne zaczeka-
fa...... powiada, De wszyst-
ko CT pozniej zapfaci.
MECH mi sic zaraz wyno-
si-zone MECH soble odda do
szpitala jest dokto-
rem, pojdzie mu to bardzo
}atwo.-Nie chce go, zeby mi
navel zap}aaif-Sweim sposo-
benz 2ycia postepowania
sciaga ty]ko hanbe ma moi
dom j ma mnie.
Mech sic wynosi ma czte-
ry wlatry. = Idz mu to pc
wiedz w mojem imieniu.
Pan Onufry idac. spotkal
sic re stro2em, a h. ME bvf
jak PAM Karasiowa skohczo-
nym fajdakiem, zlecenie to
przykrem mu byfo i chetnie
sic stro&em wyreczyf.
Cd dawjen dawna Brouek
re stro2em znali sic i byli re
SODA W bardzo przyjacielskich
st%osunkach. Stro2 bolat ME-
zmiermie mad obecnem lego
Policemen, a gdy teraz po-
zna1 rzeczywlsty stan jego,
gdy W imieniu PAM domu
mlaf mu dad rozkaz, wynosiG
sic ma bruk, stro1 sic nanny
slit i naraz rzekf:
PAM sic zgodzifa pocze-
kac miesiac "a komorne i ka-
zafa mi powiedzieG, he pan mo-
Re pozosta6.
Bronek mocuo icisnaf dion
stroza.
-Spodziewafem sic tego pc
niej-rzeki radosnie-podzie-
kujcie jej W mojem imieniu-
jak tylko sic R6zi zdrowie po,
lepszy, podziekujemy je; sa-
mi oboje.
Stro& poszedf do swojej ko-
morki, rozrzucil posfanie swe-
go fo2ka i re spodu siennika
doby} cos obwinietego W sta
ra szlnate.
To cos-byfy to oszczedhos-
CT cafego jego 2ycia.
Rozwiaza} powoli i rozra-
chowaf starannie. Mai 63 ru-
BILE, Try odto3yt a so zawi :
nat ma nowo i schowaf W
siennik.
Pan Rron;s}uu rzok